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1 REVIEW SHEET FOR BIOLOGY FINAL EXAM - June 2014 1. dominant 2. recessive 3. homozygous 4. heterozygous 5. carrier 6. genotype 7. phenotype 8. incomplete dominance 9. codominance 10. testcross 11. pedigree with symbols 12. Punnett Square 13. nondisjunction 14. monosomy 15. trisomy 16. autosome 17. deletion 18. inversion 2 19. translocation 20. duplication 21. genetic engineering 22. Law of Independent Assortment 23. point mutation 24. frameshift mutation 25. polyploidy 26. restriction enzymes 27. recognition site 28. gel electrophoresis 29. DNA fingerprinting 30. recombinant DNA 31. "sticky ends" 32. plasmid 3 33. sex-linked genes 34. linked genes 35. multiple alleles 36. polygenic traits 37. DNA structure and nucleotides 38. Human Genome Project 39. DNA extraction 40. population 41. community 42. ecosystem 43. antiparallel 44. genome 45. codon 46. anticodon 4 47. genetic engineering 48. Down Syndrome 49. Klinefelter Syndrome 50. Turner syndrome 51. Cystic Fibrosis 52. Huntington's Disease 53. karyotypes (interpret them and understand how they are made) 54. species 55. variation 56. adaptation 57. evolution 58. population 59. fitness 60. mutations 61. survival of the fittest 62. allele frequency 5 63. acquired characteristics 64. biosphere 65. gene pool 66. speciation 67. artificial selection 68. natural selection 69. Lamarck's theory 70. Darwin's theory 71. gradualism 72. biome 73. Mendel and his experiments 74. Malthus 75. Lamarck 6 76. Lyell 77. Darwin 78. Wallace 79. Morgan 80. evidence of evolution 81. fossils 82. comparative anatomy (including homologous structures) 83. vestigial structures 84. comparative biochemistry 85. protein synthesis diagrams 86. types of RNA and function 87. details of DNA replication 88. transcription 89. translation 7 90. Bryophyte characteristics- general 91. mosses/liverworts 92. ferns 93. xylem94. phloem95. classification of plants (nonvascular, seedless vascular, vascular.) 96. seed97. fruit98. flower99. primary succession 100. secondary succession 101. parasitism 102. mutualism 103. commensalism 104. predator-prey relationship 105. abiotic factors 106. sepal 107. petal 108. stamen and its parts (anther, filament) 109. pistil and its parts (stigma, style, ovary) 8 110. pollination 111. ovule 112. biotic factors 113. label flower diagram 114. characteristics and examples of gymnosperms 115. characteristics and examples of angiosperms 116. compare and contrast wind-pollinated flowers to insect-pollinated flowers. 117. alternation of generations in plants - general 9 118. gametophyte 119. meiosis 120. fertilization 121. spores 122. limiting factors 123. density dependent factors 124. sporophyte 125. autotroph 126. producers 127. heterotroph 128. consumers 129. food chain 130. herbivore 131. carnivore 132. omnivore 133. scavenger 134. decomposer 135. food web 136. density independent factors 10